Major League season opens in the East today
The baseball season begins with both the National and American leagues set to start today. In the NL Boston visits Brooklyn while New York hosts Philadelphia, Chicago plays Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh goes to St. Louis. The American League opens with Washington at Boston, New York at Cleveland, Chicago at St. Louis, and Detroit and Philadelphia also in action as pennant races appear wide open.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Calcago
Charles W. Murphy
Frank Ds. Chance
Carcners
Schici McLean
Pearce
Bltehers
Coakley
King
Welmer
Campbell
Hitt
Upp
Pozar
Spade
McCarthy
Ragan
Ganzell
Huggins
Mowray
Lobert
Hulewitt
Mitchell
Kane
Paskett
McGilvary
O'Neil
Taddey
Heston
Preslint
George B. Devay
Joseph Scolles
Vatchers
Bowerman
Sam Brown
Grehem
J. C. Ball
Young
Lindaman
Pieféer
P. J. Flaherty
Dorner
Boultes
Farguson
Infelders
McGean
Ritchey
Brat
Wallen
Sweeney
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Rater
Stearmont
Gilbert
Charles
Byrne
O'Rourke
Murray
Joe
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Barry
Haas
Shaw
Washington
Fog
Athletice
New Yerk
Cleveland
Connla Mcaldore
Schrack
Powers
3Itt
Pilebers
Bander
Plank
Dygert
Coolbs
Vickers
Durham
Schitner
Bills
Staxwell Inc
Toughes
Zeéllar
Castleton
Manning
Inhelders
Chase
Moriarity
Niles
Conroy
Ball
Elvertelé
Kebler
Hemphill
J. Stake
Bell
Robert L. Hédges
James McAleer
O'Conner
Spencer
Blus
Wells
Stephens
Pitehers
Howell
Powell
Delty
Ward
Criger
McParland
Donahue
Carrighti
Tan- Aen
Glues
Winter
Harris
Morgan
Burehall
Waener
Anglauly
McConnell
Laporte
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Wright
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Heey
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Carlisle
Gan Jey
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Milan
Melioskey
Cardinals
Browns
Iragné
White Sox
Detroit
Conte Mack
Baseball Predictions From 1910s Mentions
The article captures speculative quotes about the upcoming season with figures like George Edward Waddell Harry Davis Willie Keeler Georges Davis and Hugh Jennings. It notes Cleveland’s lower preseason expectations and a potential three way race among New York Chicago and Detroit with the Athletics and Sox as contenders.
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Clark Griffth
T Font
George Edward Waddell
St. Louis
Athletics
Harry Davis
Philadelphia
Weddell
Willie Keeler
Win
Champloneair Finners
New York
Chicago
Stehlanders
Sox
Georges Davis
Detroit
Hugh Jennings
Wink
Clynes Return to Old Home in Baseball Talk
George Shreesier displays a sharp move while discussing the purchase of Clynas from Vancouver and the impact on the Yatoma outfield. Manager Dickson Justoe praises top performers and Wall players from the Narthivest league. The White Geox route the Pacific, clearing $7,000 for management. the season’s strength boosts the Butte balk club’s prospects.
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George Shreesier
Fle
Dack Ciynas
Vancouver
Yatoma
Dickson Justoe
Che Tikers
Clynes
Lynch
Martinke
Geox
Pacific
Freshmen Triumph Over Sophomores in Annual Ball Game
Freshmen at the school of Ailnen celebrate a spring victory over sophomores in the annual ball game. The event showcased fresh strength and school spirit with cheers and parade-like display, as players exchanged claps and applause while the supervising coach watched.
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School of
Ailnenarn
Apy
Racing results from Benning track feature multiple races
In the first race Won by Workman with Benning DB leading, Sergile third. Times include 1:15 1-5 for four and a half furlongs. Ragman wins the second, Obdurate second, Helen Milaird third with a time not specified. Third race mile sees Pauly winning with Grice Cameron second and Peter Knight third in 2:45. Fourth race steeplechase around two miles Sir Woosler wins, Bloodetown second, Reldomo third, time 4718 3-4. Fifth race mile Kempton wins, Azure Malt second, The Shaughrasn Ula The 144. Sixth race gallop and an eighth Um brélla War wins, Banlenr second, Arkia intra third, 2302.
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Benning
DB. UK
Workman
Sergile
Tine
Ricer
Ragman
Obdurate
Helen Milaird
Reldomo
mtie—Kempton Wn
Banlenr
Arkia
Tha
Judge Rules Sunday Baseball Unconstitutional in Alabama
Mobile reporter notes judge in criminal court declares Alabama law banning Sunday games unconstitutional. Effect is that Sunday baseball will be played in Mobile and possibly in Montgomery and Birmingham, amid the ruling and anticipated adjustments to local sports events.
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Mobile
Ala
Ules
Alford
Criminal Court
Montgomery
Birminghalle
HARNENS EVENTS Announcement of civic park gathering
In Fineford Connecticut an early April notice invites public entry for events at Chester Oak park. The grand ceremony and related activities are slated for April with details pending.
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Fineford
Conn
Chester Oak Park
Charter Oak Race Purse Details in Three-Heat Trotting Event
The card lists 55 nominees for the Charter Oak trotting event with a total stake of 16,000 dollars across three races. Each race pays 1,600 to the winner, 80 to second, 200 to third, and 3200 to fourth, with the overall Charter Oak declaring the winner. A separate 3,509 dollar prize rewards the horse achieving the most riches.
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Bor
Butte Kids Start 816 League In Debut Night
In Butte local youths kicked off the 816 league with initial matches on the outskirts arena. The opener pitted Sutter Atracts against Montana Streets, the former prevailing 15 to 6 as Battere-Sultera and teammates Letts, Deeran, Hogan, and Tobe contributed.
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Butte
Sutter
Montaid
Sultera
Letts
Deeran
Monltanae
Hogan
Tobe
Monstrous Crowd Sees McCloskey’s Colts Win
A huge audience in St Louis watched McCloskey's Colts win as McAleer’s Browne fought hard. Rube Waddell fanned nine Browns in a slow start, while timely plays by Byrne and Ferriss highlighted the game. The crowd fluctuated between 23 and 28 thousand as the excitement built to the final inning.
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Mc Sloskey
Cardinals
McAleer
Browne
St. Louis
Butte
Karger
Anya
Southpane
Waddell
Rube
Byrne
Texas
Ben
Browns
Ferriss
Konetehy
Higginbotham Yanked Out In Loss For McClockey Cardinals
Northwest fank pitcher Clink Higginbotham was pulled after two innings as the McCloskey Cardinals fell to the St. Louis Browns 5 to 1. Raymond relieved and held the Browns scoreless later, while Harry Hovell starred at bat for McAleer. The Browns built an early lead with four runs off Migembethani, sealing the final margin after a rough start for Higginbotham.
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Clink Higginbotham
Northwest
McClockey
Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Big Bay
Coon Hollow
Wonder
Red Brown
Black Cats
Hlg
Raymond
Aberheny
Browns
Migembethani
Harry Hovwell
McAleer
Cok Pen Howell
Higgie
Sheehan Dominates With New Honors In Five Games
Mike Sheehan topped the field with three double centuries and total 440 runs across five games. He claimed the S A content title and the mamentt medal, while Bennett and Dills posted strong scores including Bennett's 352 in a standout single game.
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Ruumvie
Bhal
Maglc
Mike Sheehan
Mike
Shadin
Bennett
Dills
Hawaii
Boys Prepare For First Game At St Patrick’s Meeting
The Young Men's Society of St Patrick’s plans a first game Sunday with a Bagster team and aims to secure uniforms. Dr B Sullivan of the hospital will lecture on Tuesday. Willie Hoppe and George Sutton competed in a 400 point billiard exhibit with Hoppe winning 390 to Sutton 400.
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Young Men's Society of
St. Patrick's
Bren's
7. B. Sullivan
Wospitel Goree
Cleveland
Obie
Willie Hoppe
Ail Georse Sutton
Hoppe
Noppe
Sutton
Badger to Remain as Superintendent for Another Term
Captain C F Deer, superintendent of the Tarel Academy, will serve another year after the current academic term. Bud Ber wishes to enter sex service but defers to Secretary Metcalf who agrees he should continue as superintendent atche ry.
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Washington
C.F Deer
Metcalf
Dipping Into Futures In State Athletics
Missoula leads Missoula clubs in a five year state interscholastic track meet preview. Butte shows weak hurdlers with Phillips departed, while Phillips, Evans, Divel, McCoole, and others push for points. The late-April meet in Missoula May 15 and 26 tests the contenders with records and rising stars from Fergus, Flathead, Gallatin, and Anaconda among hopefuls for the Spaulding cup.
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Missoula
Butte
Stote
Phillips
Bie Chinf
Saner
Evans
Divel
Mizagula
McCoole
Bulle
Philp
McCaale
Pamips
Dvans
Lannin
Salle
Denny
Flathead
Reiden
Pergus
Piethead
Hinde Lage
Crowley
Fergus
Crum
Helena
Mila
Willams
Greatlis
Jade
Borier
Gallatin
Dinsmore
Missoule
Ryan
Teton
Srennés
Warriors
Bevance
Calbick
Fiethead
Uinsmiore
Weld Iy Grasdore
Renny
Pola Yault
Heta Pyr Denny
Jivans
Ducua Theon
Halladay
Booth Tarkington Plot for Cameo Kirby Play
A fragment notes Booth Tarkington writing a plot for a play about Cameo Kirby set in the South. The reference dates to 1883 and mentions an impending first announcement and involvement of Tarkington.
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Booth Tarkington
Kirby
President Fairgrieve Visits Lewistown to Discuss Unions
President Fairgrieve of the Montana Federation of Labor tours Lewistown to address the troubled state of unionism. A meeting is planned for Tamorray night to consider reorganization, amid controversy over charter revocation and leadership ambitions. He will also visit Kendall and Keeton to meet stronger union forces and observe events at the Edge.
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Reid
Anaconda
Dinemara
Belden
Fergus
Missoula
Galsch
Trainor
Mike
Montana
Alsa Gelech
Tval
Detiny
Aice
Butte
Garten
Buytte
Wattter
Lewistown
Call From Fairbanks For Ten Thousand Men
Seattle report says the annual meeting of the Owners and Operators association authorized contractor Joh Ronan to recruit 10,000 men to travel to Fairbanks. They proposed terms of pay and board per day for 10 hours, contingent on reopening of a project.
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Fairbanks
Seattle
Wash
Iiné Owners and Operators” Association
Joh Ronan
Bln
Ean
Scale agreed on in Michigan coal miners joint conference
In Bay City Michigan August 18 coal operators and miners closed their joint conference agreeing on a scale for the coming year. Wages were changed from last year and several working conditions were adjusted. One brief note mentions Dromd Quinine and Laxative Bromo Quinine in unrelated context.
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Bay Cry
Mich
Michigan
Albany debates panel to probe Wall Street speculation
An Albany bill proposed on April 6 calls for a committee to investigate Wall Street speculation. Gov Hughes backs the measure and the commission would report to the next legislature.
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Wall Street
Albany
Wing
Govartor Hughes
Senate
Tontfahl
Pha
Mast Conor
Tha
Paxt Legislatura
Interesting fight promised today in Caith politics
A battered conference-like piece argues that voters should back Bryan and his policies. It claims Roosevelt aligned with Democratic platforms and cites New York 1900 voting patterns to bolster Bryan's appeal. It asserts Bryan unites all party elements for a bold campaign.
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Caith
Bryan
League
Roosevelt
New York
McMiley
Party of
St. Louis
Judgé Parker
Judge Parker
McKinley
Parker
Aly
Vetera
Nob Dias
Senator Cure tle introduces broad corporate regulator bill
Wallington April first report that Senator Cure tle introduced a bill to regulate corporations organized outside a state or territory by requiring registration with the department of commerce and securing permits to operate in the home state or territory.
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Wallington
Curetle
Department of Commercé and Tahun and
Etcure
Adranaad
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